Last Fall, Adriana Forest-Clarke and Justin Nasseri received leave on behalf of the Ontario Medical Association (“OMA”) to intervene in the upcoming Supreme Court of Canada case Hemmings et al. v. Padmore et al. This is a significant medical negligence case in which...
Sara is a litigator at Ross Nasseri. She is developing a general litigation practice with an emphasis on commercial litigation.
Sara has represented and advised clients in a wide range of matters including complex contractual disputes, class actions, securities litigation and judicial review proceedings. She has appeared before arbitrators, administrative tribunals, the Ontario Superior Court, the Commercial List and the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
Prior to joining Ross Nasseri, Sara summered, articled and practiced for two years as an associate at Stikeman Elliott, a leading national full-service firm. During her time there, she acted for a broad range of corporate clients in complex commercial disputes.
Sara received her dual law degree in common law and civil law from the McGill University Faculty of Law in 2022. While in law school, she actively participated in various advocacy and litigation-oriented activities, including serving as Editor-in-Chief of the McGill Journal of Dispute Resolution and representing McGill in the 2022 Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot.
Prior to attending law school, Sara worked as a litigation paralegal at a leading international law firm in New York. She completed her Bachelor of Arts with a double major in Political Science and French at Columbia University.
Sara is fluent in both English and French.
- Im v. Bank of Montreal, 2024 ONSC 4822: Counsel for the successful defendants in obtaining summary judgment dismissing the plaintiff’s claims.
Biography
Sara is a litigator at Ross Nasseri. She is developing a general litigation practice with an emphasis on commercial litigation.
Sara has represented and advised clients in a wide range of matters including complex contractual disputes, class actions, securities litigation and judicial review proceedings. She has appeared before arbitrators, administrative tribunals, the Ontario Superior Court, the Commercial List and the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
Prior to joining Ross Nasseri, Sara summered, articled and practiced for two years as an associate at Stikeman Elliott, a leading national full-service firm. During her time there, she acted for a broad range of corporate clients in complex commercial disputes.
Sara received her dual law degree in common law and civil law from the McGill University Faculty of Law in 2022. While in law school, she actively participated in various advocacy and litigation-oriented activities, including serving as Editor-in-Chief of the McGill Journal of Dispute Resolution and representing McGill in the 2022 Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot.
Prior to attending law school, Sara worked as a litigation paralegal at a leading international law firm in New York. She completed her Bachelor of Arts with a double major in Political Science and French at Columbia University.
Sara is fluent in both English and French.
Representative Matters & Decisions
- Im v. Bank of Montreal, 2024 ONSC 4822: Counsel for the successful defendants in obtaining summary judgment dismissing the plaintiff’s claims.
News, accolades & recognition
Congratulations to Justin Nasseri on receiving the inaugural Civil Litigation Emerging Leader Award from the Ontario Bar Association
Congratulations to Justin Nasseri on receiving the inaugural Civil Litigation Emerging Leader Award from the Ontario Bar Association. This award was created by the Ontario Bar Association to recognize the contributions and achievements of members of the Ontario Bar...
Ross Nasseri LLP is delighted to welcome Luke Sabourin to the firm
Luke brings three years of experience at a national, full-service firm where he represented clients in shareholder and board disputes, commercial disputes, insolvency disputes, professional liability disputes, coverage disputes, class action disputes, contaminated...